In the lush hills above Pauka’a, near Hilo, an ancient forest grows undisturbed, drenched by more than 200 inches of rain a year. Perched on the eastern slope of Mauna Kea, this submontane rainforest produces commercially valuable timber and sustains … Continued
The setting was appropriate for a gathering of Honolulu’s fishing community. Fisherman’s Wharf restaurant at Kewalo Basin, just down the road from the fish auction house, is a half-century-old landmark on the Kaka’ako waterfront. Not for its diners the romantic … Continued
State Parks Division to Investigate Future of Cabins at Koke’e, Kaua’i In three years, all of the state leases for the old cabins in Koke’e will end. Whether they will continue to be leased for 20-year terms, be turned into … Continued